Hungary · JEWISH QUARTER TOURS
The Great Synagogue, the memorial garden behind it and the blocks that were the ghetto, in streets that fill with bars after dark. These 10 are compared on which sites the ticket covers, how long they run and whether entry is included.
Explore Budapest’s Jewish heritage on a small-group synagogue and walking tour, with museum entry, memorials, and kosher treats included.
“Although our guide was knowledgeable, she lacked the passion to truly convey the Jewish perspective.”
Explore Budapest’s Jewish Quarter, Dohány Synagogue, museums, memorials, and Holocaust sites on a moving guided walking tour.
“Benjamin was a fantastic guide. From the explaining the history note community to the details about the synagogue, he was knowledge, witty and very engaging. Highly recommend”
Explore Budapest’s Jewish Quarter, three synagogues, wartime stories, street art, and ruin bars on a thoughtful 1.5-hour walking tour.
“Gary was an amazing tour guide. Very knowledgeable about the history of Budapest and the Jewish community. Also had great recommendations for restaurants/bars at the end of the tour. He answered all our questions. Would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Budapest as it’s a great way to learn about the history and see the sights together.”
Explore Budapest from Parliament to the Jewish Quarter on a German guided walk with history, architecture, food tips, and ruin pubs.
“So happy to kick off my Budapest trip with this wonderful walking tour. Learned so much about historical and current local cultural significance in this city from our amazing guide, who also shared a lot of local food and travel tips where I actually planned the rest of my 3-day trip around! Thank you for the engaging experience!”
Explore Budapest’s Jewish District from synagogues and ghetto walls to ruin bars, with a thoughtful 105-minute walk focused on past and present.
“This is a very good tour if you want to learn more about Jewish community in Budapest. As the title itself said - the past and the present and that is true. The guide was very nice, communicative and willing to answer to all questions we had. Beside some basic information it also gives you information about some specific places or small things that can provoke you to plan your next walking tour or to learn more about something (for example to visit Synagogue, to learn more about the Stumbling stones, or to go for a walk in order to find all of the hidden mini statues by Mihaly Kolodko…”
Explore Budapest’s Jewish Quarter with a private guide, historic synagogues, WWII memorials, local cafés, and flexible hotel pickup.
“This Tour with our guide Timea was a wonderful experience! She shared with us a wealth of knowledge both historical and current and was more educational and enlightening than we could imagine. I would highly recommend her and this Tour to anyone visiting Budapest.”
Review of Budapest’s Dohány Synagogue tour, Jewish Museum, Holocaust cemetery, guide quality, timing, dress rules, and value at $44.89.
“Milan was an excellent tour guide. He was extremely knowledgeable and gave a lot of background information . Only criticism was a little confusion where to meet”
Explore Budapest’s Jewish Quarter with a historian, visit synagogue exteriors, hear wartime rescue stories, and enjoy flódni with coffee.
“Our guide is knowledgable, experienced and fun. I also appreciated that he treated the Jewish culture with good respects instead of merely as touristic attractions for him to make some money from.”
Explore Budapest’s Great, Rumbach, and Kazinczy synagogues, the former ghetto, Holocaust memorials, and Jewish life today.
“Milan was a wonderful guide who gave us so much historical information. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour.”
Review of Budapest’s four-hour Jewish Heritage Tour, covering major synagogues, Holocaust memorials, the former ghetto, and kosher culture.
“An exceptional tour, with appropriate time spent in the main sanctuary, the adjacent smaller shul and the graveyard that was once garden. the guide was clear and concise and straightforward about the history of Jews in Budapest, throughout Hungary and their fate.”
Pick a boat, a hot pool, a cellar or a road out of town.
